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Orthodontist recommendation for adult braces please

N_clare

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N_clare

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Hi there,


I am finally getting around to getting adult braces and would be really grateful for recommendations of a good orthodontist. Ideally an orthodontist in the local area but recommendations elsewhere in London would also be greatly appreciated.


Its proving hard to get honest reviews on google and as the consolatation is quite pricey I'd like to get it right first time.


Many thanks!

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Anthony at Oasis - 0208 650 5930


I have constant dental issues due to bad dentistry in the past and Anthony is the best I've found. Have tried many ED dentists and paid a small fortune in the process. Anthony is an ex Royal Navy dentist which I find reassuring; he's focused on fixing teeth rather than upselling whitening.


The practice is in Beckenham but worth the journey. Wish I'd gone to him sooner.

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